HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-03-20, Page 5TEACHERS WANTED "
Morriss T, B. A. Board invites
applications from qualified Protes_
tent teachers for one room rural
%boobs.. Duties to commence in
Seaitember, Minimum salary $3500.
Applicants. state salary, qualifies..
ions, _..experience and name and
address+ of last inspector. APpli_
cations received until Idardh,39
Ralph Shaw Bluevale, Ont.
FOR SALE
Keep abreast of poultry trends
with Bray eomplete net of chicks
bred for egg, broiler markets;Wide
choice, iticludini Ames In,Oross,
Pilot 'White 'Rocks. We're into the
important time for chick buying,
Contact us Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel;
Mrs. R. Barrett, R.*R, b Brussels
Phone 5401
NOTICE TO CREDITORS -
,
IN THE ESTATE OF
FRANCIS A. KELLY
ALL PERSON'S having claims
against the estate ,of the above
mentioned late of the Village of
Walton, in the County of Huron,
-retired Farmer, who died on the
31.st day of December, 1956, are
required to file proof of same with'
the 'undersigned on or before the
30th day of March 1957.
After !that date the administra..
for \vill proceed to dietribute the
estate having regard only 'to the
claims of which they shall then
have had notice.
DATBD at Brussels this 8th day
Of March 1957.
Crawford and Hetherington
Brussels - Ontario
So/fetters for the Administrator
"I Scream Kids'
TO REACH NEW PEAKS
OF GOOD HEALTH
DRINK DELICIOUS
COUS/tig DAIRY`
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Thar Ikaitotisel breatookol,
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LettAerfieir et, ifearlifer
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non
Freel Marie Fraseq
new Butter recipes.
Write today
DAIRY FARMERS OF.CANADA
409 Huron Street, Toronto
Pi
ducted 5.01110 coentestz
Lunch was served by Muriel
Barabara and thanked by Ids
GOOD FOR
ALL KINDS
BAKING.
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A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
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DRIVE OLDSMOBILE'S SPARKLING SUPER "88 1
Front seat, left side—right smack behind the wheel of a new "ItoCket"
Oldsmobile! It's the choicest seat in the house! For that's- where you get
that solid; level-smooth driving sensation, die higlhwayhugging lee! of
Oldsmobile's deep,braced Wide-Stance Chassis, That's where sense
the phenomenal power of the husky, high ,conipttesion &Oka T-400 Engine
as your toe nudges the gas pedal. And that's where you'll smile to
Oldsmobile's nimble response as you park, corner, manoeuvre through traffic,
And for looks ... here's beauty that's clean Mid tiiieltittered--4resh, pure
lines that live longer, that will he in style years front now.
So any way yeti look at it.--fOr power, for heatityofor comfort, title; safety
-4--here's the one that's got everything you want in your next car. And
what's snore, the.priee- is always right for a Rocket. Conic in for a thrilliq
lift in your life. Be Oar guest warm welcome is waiting for you when
you atop by for your Rocket test:
smooth partner
for Rocket Power
t//exeia7"
ftidra-Matic drhie
All the flashing action of .positive gears With the Liquid
thioathlieSS of two fluid couplings that's What you
enjoy with Olds' great flooket 1-400 engine and Jetaway
Hycita4etla drive,ieteWey delivers more of the trigitid -s power to the wheels, eliminates-fuel w'a'ste'. Cloth 644
Old' top speed, the flow of 'power is steady and silk
titidoth, And In "Super" and "Lbe
ranges, lettwo safe
for descent Steep
Greatest automatic ekhie in tie
to
OLEDSMOB IL
iverside Motors
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THE BRUSSELS POST We4P.0.414.1y, _Utz
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• ATTENTION RATEPAYERS
S. S. NO, 3
6011 'The Grey Township School Area
Boas& invite the ratepayers of
School Section No. 3, to a meeting
at the school en April 2nd, at
8 pi. rn,
Norman S. Hoover, Secy,
NOTICE TO OREL); TORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
''EARL SdANLEY DUNSAFl
ALL PERS ON having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned late of the Township of
Grey, int the County of Huron,
Farmer, who died on the first day
of February, 1957, are required to'file•
jpoof of same with the uncleusigned
on or before the 30th day of March'
1967,
After (that date the administra...1
trix. will proceed to distribute the
estate having regard' only to the
olaimo 'of which . they shall then
halve had notice, ,,,,
DATED at Brussels this $th day
'of March 1951.
Crawford and Hetherington
Brussels Ontario
Solicitors for the Administratrix
I.
CLASSIFIED
*War^ •
SALE
pay's blue grey suit, sire 8 to 10
Mrs, Leonard 111,aehati, Brussels.
1.14 04'41 Rer,-..
1FQR SALE
Baled Hay, excellent Wilt
Sam Aleaelt
PTO
!FOR SALE —
Baled Hay, good quality
(• Q1arence 'White Phone 33r0
FOR SALE —
13uilding 44x40
StevensonJas
`HELP WANTED
1Good reliable; Saleslady wanted for
Dry Goods Store.
P. O. Box 86 Brussels Ont.
FOR SALE —
Rodney and Garry seed oats and
•a quantity of No, 1 baled hay, wire
-tied.
NV', J. Perrie Phone 75_16
'FOR SALE
'Clatry Oats mixed with Brant
Barley, both grown from certified
'seed.
Oran Russell Phone 17,15
'FOR SALE
300 Byline Chickens, ti weeks
old,, also a ,niuniher tel trough
type feeders, with spinners and
adjustable legs.
Graham Work Phone 12J18
:FOR SALE
navy blue and white, Ali'
Weather Coat, size 10; also a boy's
navy blue. Blazer, size 6
Mrs, Harold Bolger Phone 1.8.7-14
'WANTED
Own a lifetime business that grows
from repeat and voluntary orders.
Start *It or full time _ Easy to
deal o • no store . needed, If you are
Willing to work. Write immediately
to. 1500 Delorbnier Dept, 51 Station
C. Montreal ,
WATCH SALE
Annual Bulova Trade in Watch
Sale now on. Let us make you am
offer for your old watch for a new
Bulova that you can be proud of.
W. G. LEACH
Jeweller
The Store for Beautiful Gifts
'FOR SALE —
150 acres lot 9, concession 13.
klullet Twp. ,GOad buildings. 55 mores
ploughed; 25 acres of bush land,
Balance in, hay and pasture.
apply 'toe 11/1,r. James..MeClure,
'Walton, R. R. Phone.
:'Seafarth 846 R1.1
`FOR SALE
Good used Beatty and Pedlar steel.
cattle stalls and ,stanchion,. water
'howls, steel lasts, cow, calt and bull
tens, litter 'carriers at about half
-price. apply to
L. H. Koenig and Co. 'Madman
Box 31 Phone 56
Concrete -and Steel Stable Builders
'FOR S- ALE
',LEGHORN PULLETS
We have one of the best strains
of leghorna in Canada today.
• They are bred for leueosis rests-
-lance, Which means less morq
-eggs, and more liens to sell at the
42nd of the year. Dates available 12
weeks, April 19; 16 ,weeks, May 7;
'ready to lay', April 30, and June 10;
vaecipated, Worrited, delivered:
• AncIreWs Poultry Farm
R. R. 3, Seeforth, Ont. •
Phone 647t3 Seaforth
SALE
3 cows, to freshen In APrit, going
out of cows.
"Gee. McArthur • . Phone 1813
-FOR SALE
Flitter the selling fieldi a
titOdItill$•$rcit' COMPANY
or hart-time agents Make LARGE
Seiting llOn5elliolt1 1104
cessities, itelletrieS and faith "steliat
ties. Otteilingei tiVatlatle *Our
ciViierever sit may
Bite ask for deteidts aid free
1600 belorlintei befit:
-66 Station C. Mentreal.
iNsENONAi.ibtv 40/FoRMArroN
iefttrtosit ingemtifatIOn
nation or seroloe bore breed. of
rattle, Plhone tae Waterloo' Cattle
Thieedlog Atisockiloti at:
Clinton It t2 - *141 Or
Palmerston 499 between 1111
-tad NIA A.- it We Italki all Wade
arallaible tap Oita* at krai acct.*'
FOR SALE
Baled Hay
Stan, Alexander
Phone 85r13
FOR SALE
Comfortable house 11/2 storey, '1
Iraqi*, fuel. shed adjoining house.
basal brick on sides, also insulat
ing. Good barn, suitable for 150—,
300 hens, 4 good cow town.
water in both barn' and house alsc
hydro,, 14 acre of land.
James Perrie estate,
John, Street( (South, Brussels.
WANTED —
Reliable man as healer in. Huron
County. Expprience not necessary. A
ti4le opportunity to step into old
profitable business where itawleigh
Products have been sold. far years. ,
161g ;Profits. Precincts furnished cm
oredit Write TioWleigh's Dept. Q
1521,153, Montreal, P. Q.
TUESDAY, MARG1.1 2,2th at 1
CATTLE
2 Ayrshire cows, due in April
2 Durham cows, fresh
Ayrshire, cow, fresh
Ayrshire ,cow due time of sale
Heifer, due -time of sale
Blue cow. fresh •
4 young Durham calves
7 Dunham. steers, & heifers 1 yr. old
MACHINDRY
McCormick Deering Supper fully
oiruipplecl with hydraulic, like new;
McCormick Deering 2 rurrow plow
like new;
M Ii. disc fertilizer drill;
4' section Diamond Harrows;
Rubber tired Wagon 8,r, rack;
H. Manure Spreader;
3 section Drag Horraws;
Bissel Tractor Disc
M, H. Side Rake Dump Rake
Clinton Drop Head llay Loader
8 ft. Mower M. H. 7 ft. Binder
Fanning Milt 2000 Ilb, Scales
r. 1/2 Ii. p. gasoline Motor
Hay Fork & Ropes and other' articles
GRAIN
G00 bus. -of Beaver Oats; Quantity
of Household Effeetis.
Terms Cash
No Reserve Farm Sold
Prop. -Thomas Strachan
Auct. Harold Jaeksori
Clerk E. P. Chesney
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FOR SAI E ,. ,.i . 7 ' 100 acre Farm on 13Olinty IlfAd. i
Frame Rouse, ,,Iii,11. Partner; tit
acres WO/liable; I Inge from store. I
Price $8,500.00 i
90 acre Farm on highway. hYdre, ,.!
Frame House; Batik Milli, thiCit ;
$6,8 00r.00 'I.
1', Stereij, Mouse in iiiitote, mod- ',
ern .facilities, Price $2,250.00
Beek dettage in village, bath,
garage. 'Prtee $3i260.64 s,
Restaurant and Grocery Store hi;
village ext laka, With iirlitg, citiattere, i.
Rent 240 per month. 13tOt1r' and ,
eaniiinient 0,500.00
.320 acre itiarrit iletli tood*toitiM i '
sets of littlidink04 hydro,, 260 **it .
Workable, Pride $26,000 ,
Phone 84 J. C. Long `rtealtor
CIKA.N$ROOK
her
'gent i.40 week-end 'with her
daughter, We, .relm, Belloock.
- .p,04 1.4711e Garden, were hi
WallaCeburg over -the .week end,
Harold Knight mint the Week.
lend With his parent",
4
Orailbrodk W. I.
The Cranbreok 117, I. met in the
0.3cminity ,Centre, March 4th, at 8o l), . .,
The Presidenit, Mrs. Glenn
Huether was in the chair. Meeting
opened With the Opening Ode,
Mary Stewart Collect and the
Lord'o Prayer relcited in unison.
The wall oaill, What I had for
breakfast 'was answered by a good
attendance. Minute% of the last
meeting were read, a rekort was
given by the Treas. Thi being
the health meeting -under the
leadership ,cif -Mrs. Ken, McDonald a
coltlecitioa was taken. for the 'mental
health society. It vies decided to
enter the Salada Contest„
The motto, Goad health and' good
sense are two of lifels greatest
blessings, was given by Mrs. Mary
Illueither.
A contest was condued by Mrs.
Ken McDonald. Mrs. Martin Me.,
Donald gave a demonsitration on
making buns, and all enjoyed a treat
of' home made buns for lunch. ,The
hostesses. Mrs. Jim, Machan, Mrs.
E. Morrow, Mrs. Glen Collett and
Mrs. Jim Coutts.
Mr. James Perrie, of Waterloo
Oolloge, conducted servigeo last ,
Sunday at Camtibellyille, and
Haltonville. ,
Mr, Kenneth Knight -of Waterloo
College had service in Melville
Church, Brussels, and Knox Gliurph
W. M. S.
The regular meeting of the
W.M.S. for March was held at
the home of (Mrs. Stuart Evans.
'Mrs. Thompson the President, was
leader. The Meeting opened by
singing a hymn, Mrs; jThompson led
in prayer, The scripture from Luke
110 was, read by Mrs. Strickler, A
skit on Malaya and Indonesia in
'South East Asia, -was given by Mrs.
Fischer and Mrs. Thompson. A •
hymn was sung. Mrs, Thompson
talked on C. 0. -C work. Mrs. Jacklin
bad the topic on Malaya. The next
meeting is to be at Mrs. Gordon
Knight's. Roll call to be answered
by an Easter verse. Hymn 587 was
isung and Mrs. Thompson closed
the meeting with prayer. A dainty
lunch was served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Striokler and Mrs.
SikAlkes.
CASH PAIP
vor ,e10, sick and diiabica horses,
f and vows, I-lend horses and ,c0w3
Free pick tit*
Phone Atwood 103 Collect
TEACHERS WANTED
Teachers wanted for 5, No, 1
aald S, 5. No, 5, Grey Township'
S';1]ool. Area. Dutle,F, to commence
-Sept, 3rd, Apply stating gIlalill-
arations, experience and. salary ex-
expected to
NernIan S. Hoover, Secy.
B., 2, Brussels
Phone
LET US PLAN
I TO SUIT
YOUR HOUSE,
I WE'LL, PROVE
WE CAN
CMG KRAUTER
— Co.
PLUMBINGs.HEATINC.,
swEErmcrAt. & 011 SURE,' 1 is
BRUSSELS cyiww 47X
p.m.
Mrs, John Grant is with
daughter, Mrs,. John. :Some*,
A HgATING-SY$TgM,Mini Joan Hunter, StratfOrcl,..,
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
The Friendship Circle gathered
the (church Idea-tour for their
Mlarch m.eeiting.
Marie read a, Poem to open the
meeting followed by a hymn and
the 1.10019 Pr'\ayer. The minutes ,
Were read b; Gertrude and adopt-
ed. The roll call, was answered
by a svlerse pertaining to spring.
Ccorresploudence •'was read and the
Treas. gave their reports. Collect.
ions were *taken -by Muriel and
Dorothea,
Luella,,, in charge of the prograra
read a poem on Trust, followed bY
a hymn, Scripture verses were read
by Helen, then Edna Pearson led in
prayer, ,Patsy Bryans favoured the
group With two solos. Luella took
the topic, and chose for discussion'
the mother Ruth.
Barbara read a reading, Monu-
ment for Mrs. Smith. Faith of Our
Father, war sung then. Pearl con.-
FOR BETTER CAKE
SOLD MUSSELS AT
W. L. Backer & Sort
CLEARING A,tig-wiN SALE Ina% rie'411.0tr..41t", zwzrzszte.remicotan=rois
of Farrd Stock and Machinery
Lot 3. Con. 3 Grey Twp.
3% north of Brussels and i/2 mile
East on